downcast

They came up to him with their eyes downcast and stopped.

She kept her eyes downcast and did not speak to him.

Walking with eyes downcast, I had found my way home.

She gave him the benefit of her downcast eyes again.

All the Council sat with downcast eyes, as if in deep thought.

The young fellow was quite downcast at so poor a lot.

Just see how much more downcast I am than is usual!

You sense the sadness in the young man's downcast eyes.

I came back to the house quite downcast and disappointed.

She'd spent the time of this exchange with downcast eyes.

Now, she is little more than a hush with downcast eyes.

With downcast eyes she bowed to him and took it.

"During the January meeting we were a very downcast group of people," he said.

She raised her head and saw, I suppose, my downcast look.

After looking a little at her downcast eyes as she walked beside me, I gave up that point.

When he turned to face Goldman, his eyes remained downcast.

Slowly she raised her head and lifted the downcast eyes.

That was not why the Islanders were so downcast after the game.

But colleagues said he did not seem downcast and usually appeared happy.

"But we still got a little ways to go," a downcast Curry said.

In a way, that makes me feel extremely sad and downcast.

He only glared for a moment on the downcast face of Tom, and walked off.

From the downcast faces and silence, he could tell that they had.

Jennifer took a chair at the side of the room, sitting with downcast eyes.

She sat up and spoke with downcast eyes but in a steady voice.